UJ pension fund pays ex-employee despite ongoing damages fight

Reported by Sunday World · 2 hours ago · Setumo Stone

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A former University of Johannesburg (UJ) senior administrator, Mzwakhe Matukane is set to receive his pension despite the university’s attempt to keep it frozen while pursuing damages against him in the Labour Court in Johannesburg. The shift follows a September 15 decision by the UJ Pension Fund…

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